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  • August 2009 Monthly Preliminary Performance Report Dow Jones-UBS Commodity Indexes

    Date 24/08/2009

    The Dow Jones-UBS Commodity Index was up 0.88% for the month of August. The Dow Jones-UBS Single Commodity Indexes for Sugar, Copper and Nickel had the strongest gains with month-to-date returns of 17.36%, 9.73%, and 7.54%, respectively. The three most significant downside performing single commodity indexes were Wheat, Natural Gas and Lean Hogs, which were down -12.61%, -12.61%, and -11.22% respectively, in August.

  • TIBCO Software Acquires DataSynapse

    Date 24/08/2009

    TIBCO Software Inc. (NASDAQ: TIBX) today announced that it has acquired privately-held DataSynapse, Inc. in a cash transaction valued at approximately $28 million. DataSynapse is a leader in enterprise grid and cloud computing software with a strong roster of more than 100 Financial Services and Telecommunications clients and a proven reputation for world-class technology.

  • ICE Announces Labor Day Holiday Trading Schedules

    Date 24/08/2009

    IntercontinentalExchange, Inc.(R) (NYSE: ICE), a leading operator of regulated global futures exchanges, clearing houses and over-the-counter (OTC) markets, announced the 2009 Labor Day holiday trading schedules for ICE Futures U.S.(R), ICE Futures Europe(R) and ICE Futures Canada(R).

  • Trading Started Today On The Tokyo Stock Exchange Of 5 Commodity ETFs

    Date 24/08/2009

    Today, ETF Securities Ltd, the global pioneer of Exchange Traded Products (ETPs), launched Japan's first ever precious metal commodity ETF platform on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE). These ETFs will allow investors to get exposure to physical precious metals. The platform consists of 5 physically backed Commodity ETFs:

  • Oslo Børs: Harmonised Tick Sizes For European Marketplaces

    Date 24/08/2009

    Oslo Børs will introduce new tick sizes for the 25 shares that make up the OBX index with effect from Monday 31 August 2009. As previously announced, this is the result of the initiative taken by the Federation of European Securities Exchanges (FESE) to simplify and harmonise tick sizes in European markets. Other stock exchanges and multilateral trading facilities (MTFs) have also committed themselves to use harmonised tick size tables.